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Author · Kaitlynn Stan-Field

Writer behind Blooms & Beauty, a slow beauty and skincare journal. Not a dermatologist, just someone who tests one thing at a time in good window light, notices how it actually feels on skin, and reports back honestly on what earns a place on the shelf and what does not.

Tools & Ingredients

Harnessing the Power of Squalane in My Daily Rituals

Squalane has become a beloved ingredient in my daily skincare routine, known for its lightweight yet deeply hydrating properties. Derived primarily from…

Tools & Ingredients

Why I Keep Coming Back to Aloe Vera for My Skin

Aloe vera has been a staple in my skincare routine for years. Its natural, soothing properties have provided me with relief and…

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The Joy of Applying a Soft Bristle Face Brush

There’s something particularly lovely about the sensation of a soft bristle face brush gliding over my skin. This simple tool, often overlooked,…

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Exploring the Texture of Creamy Face Masks

Creamy face masks have a certain allure. When I think about the last time I indulged in a mask, I can still…

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How a Simple Rosehip Oil Changed My Routine

When I first opened the bottle of rosehip oil, I was greeted by a rich, golden hue that instantly piqued my curiosity.…

Tools & Ingredients

The Comfort of a Good Cleansing Balm

In the world of skincare, cleansing balms have carved out a special place in my routine. Their creamy, luxurious texture glides over…

Seasonal Edit

The Allure of Seasonal Scents: A Personal Journey

As the seasons shift, I find myself drawn to fragrances that reflect the world around me. Each spring brings a fresh burst…

Seasonal Edit

Nurturing Self-Care in the Dark Days of Winter

As winter sets in, I often find myself retreating indoors, seeking warmth and comfort. The days are shorter, and the light seems…

Seasonal Edit

Finding Balance: How Seasonal Changes Affect My Skin

As the seasons shift, I feel the subtle yet profound changes in my skin. Each time the temperature dips or rises, my…